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By Jt F (63) on 28 Sep 2014

The Bridge on the River Kwai definitely lives up to its hype. It's a tense, thought-provoking battle of wills as well as a thrilling war movie…

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By Nico M (31) on 15 Sep 2014

Definitely on of the best movies of the 1950s. This war time drama does not have a lot of action…

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By Daniel P (2,457) on 09 Sep 2014

Masterfully acted and directed, The Bridge on the River Kwai is a complex, thought-provoking examination of situational ethics…

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By Joshua W (496) on 16 Aug 2014

Just an incredibly acted film that takes us through so many turns that in the end you end up asking yourself who really is the villain in this film…

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By Jackson M (287) on 15 Aug 2014

Likewise to Lean's deconstruction of the historical figure in Lawrence of Arabia, this war epic is embedded with various character complexities…

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By Jim H (1,089) on 11 Jul 2014

A battalion of British POWs are forced to build a bridge while an American soldier is charged with blowing it up…

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By Todd B (417) on 11 Jul 2014

A battalion of British POWs are forced to build a bridge while an American soldier is charged with blowing it up…

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By Amy Z (18) on 11 Jul 2014

A battalion of British POWs are forced to build a bridge while an American soldier is charged with blowing it up…

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By Dustin D (712) on 10 Jun 2014

This is a spectacular film in almost every respect (although the blow up the bridge subplot didn't find the right tone)…

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By Ted T (25) on 25 May 2014

A treat, got to see this on the big screen tonight - excellent motion picture. A detailed study - in human folly…

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By James M (2,946) on 01 May 2014

One of David Lean's greatest achievements yet…

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By Jaime R (504) on 01 May 2014

One of David Lean's greatest achievements yet…

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By Ricardo Martín P (28) on 01 May 2014

One of David Lean's greatest achievements yet…

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By Tom M (1,308) on 20 Apr 2014

The Bridge on the River Kwai might be the most thought provoking war film and then throw in a fantastic performance by Alec Guinness…

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By Erik J (230) on 16 Apr 2014

While William Holden's scenes feel a bit padded, the remainder of the film is an outstanding test of wills between opposing forces…

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By Omair Z (1) on 11 Apr 2014

A more complex movie than I first realized when I started watching…

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By Steve A (538) on 20 Mar 2014

A brilliant performance from Alec Guinness and a fierce social allegory make this one of the all time great war movies…

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By Chris H (3,076) on 18 Mar 2014

Awesome movie, is not just a war movie, is a character movie, the cinematography is amazing and the acting is superb. love it…

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By Guillaume H (214) on 02 Mar 2014

Maj. Warden (Jack Hawkins): I belong to a rather rum group called Force 316. Our headquarters is up in the botanical gardens…

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By Alan Z (89) on 15 Feb 2014

This is a powerful story of honor and pride; and a struggle with the own principles of a man…

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